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This is my favorite course in the state. Wish it was closer or it would be my home course. Staff always friendly and great.

I reserved a tee time and was a little late due to Church and the staff accommodated me great.They are always friendly and make me feel at home. I was randomly paired with a three some of guys and pace of play was great. My only criticism were the greens and sand traps. The weather this year has really done a number on those bent grass greens and hope they can get them back. The sand was hard and wet, due to rain and heat. I'm an avid golfer and love the layout of this course and wish the ownership would put more money into it, because it's a hiden gem. The only competition is Forrest Crossing and this course kills that layout. If they implemented a players club similar to Forrest Crossing, their revenue would triple. It's sad to see this course struggling and not being properly taken care of because it could be one of the best courses in the state.

The staff didn't seem appreciative to have business and got a sour vibe from them. Just a heads up to ownership. Other than that, I really had a good time and like the layout.

I heard good things about this course on recent reviews and wanted to check it out. I will say that the greens were in the best shape of any course that I've played and rolled very true. The staff was also very friendly and the course played every bit of 6,900 yards. The only thing I wasn't crazy about was the fact that you were either hitting up or down a mountain every hole, which made approach shots very difficult not being used to it. I don't know how number 3 isn't the number 1 handicap. It's a 393 yard up hill par 4 that played close to 500 yds. A massive drive wcan get you to the 150 marker, but the 150 marker really means you are 200 yards out, because it plays 50 yards up hill.
I wil say that I had a great time and believe the new owner is taking pride in his course. I will definitely recommend it to friends.